Biography:
The Stranglers are a rock music group, formed on September 11, 1974 in Guildford, Surrey, England, United Kingdom. They were originally called The Guildford Stranglers and operated from an off-licence in the town. They also based themselves in the nearby village of Chiddingfold for a while.
Original personnel were singer/guitarist Hugh Cornwell (from Kentish Town, London), keyboardist/guitarist Hans Wärmling (from Sweden, replaced within two years by Brighton-born keyboardist Dave Greenfield)
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Other songs:
- Golden Brown
- 96 Tears
- Always The Sun
- Bitching
- Dagenham Dave
- Dont Bring Harry
- Duchess
- Dutch Moon
- Get A Grip On Yourself
- Go Buddy Go
- I Hate You
- Midnight Summer Dream
- Nice And Sleazy
- No Mercy
- No More Heroes
- Nuclear Devise
- Paradise
- Peaches
- Shut Up
- Skin Deep
- Something Better Change
- Spectre Of Love
- Strange Little Girl
- Tank
- Ugly
- Valley Of The Birds
- Walk On By
- Waltz In Black
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
TANK
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intro (alternates between E and D like so):
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B--9s7--|-9p7h9p7h9p7h9p7-|
G--9s7--|-9p7h9p7h9p7h9p7-|
D--9s7--|-9p7h9p7h9p7h9p7-| <-- repeat 2nd bar until keyboard
A-------|-----------------| enters
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E B D A (x4) A G
A G
I can sign for one, two or three or four
A G
Get three weeks off in a year or more
A G
Save up and get my very own SLR
E B D A
Coz I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
A G
A G
Can you see the bullets high velocity?
A G
It can blow a mans arm off at the count of three
A
If I get my hands on one of those
G
I'm something to watch out for
E B D A
I can drive (drive!) my very own tank, yes I can
C G Bb F (x4, over keyboard solo)
E G D C
Yes I can!
E B D A (x4) A G
A G
Don't care whereabouts they send me now
A G
Send picture postcards to my old mother and father
A G
So when I get home they'll have someone to be proud of
E B D A
Coz I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
Yes I can... maim!
(repeat E B D A, and slowly descend into chaos before ending on E)
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courtesy of Richard Stanforth
http://www.geocities.com/strangledchords
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intro (alternates between E and D like so):
E-------|-----------------|
B--9s7--|-9p7h9p7h9p7h9p7-|
G--9s7--|-9p7h9p7h9p7h9p7-|
D--9s7--|-9p7h9p7h9p7h9p7-| <-- repeat 2nd bar until keyboard
A-------|-----------------| enters
E-------|-----------------|
E B D A (x4) A G
A G
I can sign for one, two or three or four
A G
Get three weeks off in a year or more
A G
Save up and get my very own SLR
E B D A
Coz I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
A G
A G
Can you see the bullets high velocity?
A G
It can blow a mans arm off at the count of three
A
If I get my hands on one of those
G
I'm something to watch out for
E B D A
I can drive (drive!) my very own tank, yes I can
C G Bb F (x4, over keyboard solo)
E G D C
Yes I can!
E B D A (x4) A G
A G
Don't care whereabouts they send me now
A G
Send picture postcards to my old mother and father
A G
So when I get home they'll have someone to be proud of
E B D A
Coz I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
E B D A
Yes I can drive (drive!) my very own tank
Yes I can... maim!
(repeat E B D A, and slowly descend into chaos before ending on E)
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courtesy of Richard Stanforth
http://www.geocities.com/strangledchords
The Subways
The Suicide Mach (...)
The Summer Set
The Sunday Drive (...)
The Sundays